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In this video we will collect and use runtime statistics from FreeRTOS. +
In this video we will dive into the STM32 Watchdogs - in particular the Independent Watchdog (IWDG). A future video will add the Window Watchdog (WWDG). +
First blink application - done the wrong way! +
In this exciting video we will generate TWO beautiful sine waves on both of the STM32F405 DACs. We will be using DMA and let FreeRTOS handle the scheduling of the callbacks. +
In an earlier video (Tutorial video #29) we worked with the Independent Watchdog (IWDG) and were slightly confused about the timing. In this video we will verify the results we found but actually measuring the frequency of the LSI (Low Speed Internal oscillator). +
In this video we will explore the CCMRAM feature of the STM32F40x MCU's and use that RAM for the FreeRTOS heap. We will also be using the Independent Watchdog (IWDG) with FreeRTOS. +
In this video you will learn how to interface a SD-card with FatFS (ExFAT to be exact) using SDIO. I manage to thoroughly mess it up but figure it out at the end. I have left the mess so you can see - and avoid - the pitfalls yourself - and I actually added the solution the day after the main part was created. +
In this video we will be interfacing a SD-card with SPI peripheral (rather than the SDIO used in the previous video) +
In this video we will be diving into C variables, pointers and function call parameters. +
This video goes into detail about the many different ways a serial console can be implemented. The video also show how to make a virtual COM port using USB. Everything in this video has been explained in earlier videos in little side notes but here is the complete detailed view. Arduino users who want to move into STM32 NEED to watch this! +
Second blink application - done the right way! +
Introduction to single step debugging using ST-Link and SWD. This one makes ALL the difference. +
Handling key press using external interrupt on a GPIO pin. +
Optimizing code!!! +
Introduction to timers. In this video we will simply blink our LED using a timer. +
First dive into timer channels - using a very slow running PWM signal to blink the LED. +